Real quick, I got an update on the peanuts.

Yeah.

Dr. Joel Starns, the greatest chiropractor in central Indiana, messaged me and said that the peanut allergy is an airborne allergy.

Okay.

It does not require human contact.

So that's why they got rid of all the peanuts and put them in a bag.

But they still have the peanuts.

Somebody's taking out the Texas Roadhouse, Hammer.

You know, they got the free peanuts at the Texas. Do they still have the peanuts. Somebody's taking out the Texas Roadhouse Hammer. You know, they got the free peanuts at the Texas.

Do they still do that?

Well, this was the conversation we had and people said they got rid of the peanuts in the bucket.

It's now in a bag.

But to what, to my point, with Dr. Joel saying is if it's an airborne allergy and you take

the peanut out, it's still going to affect the other customers.

That's right. So it feels like I got screwed for some guy. So wait a minute. If you have a peanut

allergy, I know nothing of this. By the way, I'm Jason Hammer. I know nothing of this, but if

I'm in a room and I've got a peanut allergy and somebody across the room just opens the bag up, I'm in trouble? I don't know.

That doesn't sound right.

I think it's just, wait, he's a doctor.

Yeah.

Are you a doctor?

So was Fauci.

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